This document discusses the key components of an ecosystem, including biotic factors like organisms, populations, and communities as well as abiotic factors such as water, shelter, and non-living things. An ecosystem consists of both living and non-living things that interact together, with examples given of biotic factors like trees, moss, grass, fur, and seeds, and abiotic factors such as rock and creeks that provide water and shelter.

1. Only one single organism Owen, Amy or Mom would also work for examples Cottonwood Tree

2. Moss More than one of the same kind in the same place Other examples include Larmour family & grass

3. Trees, Moss & Grass Interacting populations

4. Rock and Creek Provide water and shelter for ecosystem habitants Fur and seeds are BIOTIC factors

5. A community is made up of just living organisms, an ecosystem has both biotic and abiotic factors

6. An ecosystem consists of interacting BIOTIC and ABIOTIC factors